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Other papers had been printed and circulated before that time, but because of print and publication issues, Al-Ittihad is still considered the first actual one. Leisure Movies Sports Music Travel Books Magazines Kids Free E-book Game Zone Sudoku.Main article: List of newspapers in the United Arab EmiratesDubai Expo 2020 Opening Ceremony - LIVE expo dubai uae mydubai abudhabi dubailife emirates dxb burjkhalifa dubaimarina dubaiexpo sharjah.The first newspaper to appear in the United Arab Emirates was Al-Ittihad, considered the first proper Arabic-language newspaper in 1969, followed by Al Khaleej, the first Arabic daily, in 1970. Views Columns Features Special Pages Interviews In-Depth Social Politics Web Exclusive Cartoon. News+ Latest News Today's special Local News Gulf Crime Good News News in Pics News in Videos Kerala India World NRI. Over 700+ titles from famous comic book publishers of India.

Laws also govern press content and proscribed subjects. By law, the National Media Council, which is appointed by the president, licenses all publications and issues press credentials to editors. The country's largest English- and Arabic language newspapers, Al Khaleej and Gulf News, are privately owned. Al-Ittihad is today still government-owned.

The most prominent remains Arabic and English language newspapers.With the advent of online media, most of the traditional print newspapers have been severely affected. Nowadays, the United Arab Emirates and mostly Dubai and Abu Dhabi publishes and produces many newspapers of international languages. In the United Arab Emirates, the right to grant publishing licenses to allow private ownership of newspaper is granted by a decree from the Ministers Council. Any offense is prohibited by the government, especially disrespect to regime of the United Arab Emirates, its symbols and the political system, the divine and Islamic beliefs and other religions, and the culture and heritage of the U.A.E. Indeed, Media in the United Arab Emirates are subject to national standards.

The United Arab Emirates also publishes local and regional magazines. The Information Minister of UAE, Shaikh Abdallah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, once proclaimed: вЂњIt is difficult to speak about local Press freedom while the media machine is not run by local journalistsвЂќ. However, press freedom continues to suffer, as it is often freely acknowledged by Gulf leaders. Today the Arab press in the Gulf is among the most advanced of its Arab counterparts. Though a lot of success was achieved in launching an events and conferences division, the group was slow to react to the changing market dynamics.Dubai also publishes many foreign languages, as its population is cosmopolite, like Malayalam language like Gulf Madhyamam Daily and Manorama Daily, TAMIL language with DAILYTHANTHI Daily, Chinese language with Nihao Newspaper, Russian language with Komsomolskaya Pravda and Spanish language with El Correo del Golfo. Professionals like Ravi Raman, who joined Khaleej Times in 2017 strongly worked on reinventing the revenue model by making newspapers a 360 solution providers.

It launched What's On in 1979, the first magazine in the Gulf and still the biggest-selling in the region. Motivate is known for its wide range of magazines and books on topics related to the heritage of the region. It is based in Dubai Media City and Abu Dhabi.

The first broadcast radio station of the UAE, Abu Dhabi Radio, only appeared in 1966. Therefore, the British Forces Broadcasting Services (BFBC) had a local FM radio studio the UAE. Before having their own radio stations, UAE was under British occupation. This popular medium appeared in the UAE 60 years ago. Radio Radio in the UAE is omnipresent as it is considered essential to surviving long-distance roads and traffic with most stations placing importance on frequent traffic updates during the day, mostly from listeners, especially in Emirates like Dubai, where roads are always crowded and traffic is usual. It follows the same principles as UAE's newspapers.

Today, independent radio stations in the UAE include 7 in English and 7 in Hindi, 12 Arabic, Malayalam, and one each in Tamil, Tagalog, Russian and Persian. Channel 4 was the first commercial radio station followed by Emirates Media Radio and the Arab Media Group. However, in the late 1970s, UAE Radio started independent services. The UAE have one of the highest number of local government-owned FM radio stations in the Arab world.

It created Dubai One, a popular channel and the 2004 rebranding of Channel 33. It mainly airs entertainment content but also often broadcasts religious programming. Dubai Media Incorporated is a government group founded in 2003. Some of the major umbrella media groups in the UAE include Dubai Media Incorporated, Sharjah Media Corporation and Abu Dhabi Media Incorporated. (6) In 2014, TNS Global, a market research company, carried out a survey of Emirati viewership, finding that the UAE has one of the highest in the world with 86% of subjects responding that they watched television daily to varying degrees.

Etisalat law or the first law of 1991 states that вЂњthe company enjoys continuous monopoly no other entity may constructвЂќ. The National Telecommunications Carrier Etisalat, a governmental company, began to operate at this time. As the current media groups in charge of television operations are governmental bodies, the relative regulations are a fundamental part of operations rather than exterior enforcements as seen across the UAE's media landscape.The internet was made available to the general public of the UAE in 1995. (6) It is also the home of Al-Emarat Channel, the official television channel of the UAE under the slogan вЂњAl Bayt MitawahidвЂ™ or вЂњThe House is UnitedвЂќ.

According to the World Economic Forum, the UAE is ranked as the 26th most networked country globally and as the highest in the Arab world. In 2012, a request was made to unblock the website but this was rejected by the Federal Supreme Court. In 2009, the internet forum UAE Hewar was launched and started gaining popularity quickly however the government blocked then closed it down in 2010. However, there have been some cases surrounding censorship of content being deemed unjust by the public. In 2003, the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) was established to filter internet content on the basis of Emirati cultural or religious values.

In 2015, Google stated that a request was made by the TRA to pull down a YouTube video вЂњdepicting an Emirati royal family torturing Sudanese workersвЂќ. In 2014, he created the вЂњArab Social Media AwardвЂќ to recognize and reward the positive impact of social media on the UAE. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum is a great proponent of social media, frequently using different popular outlets to communicate with the public. According to Global Statistics, in February 2018, Facebook, YouTube and Twitter were ranked as the third most popular social media outlets in the UAE, holding 74%, 9% and 7% of social media usage respectively. This directly increases access to social media.

On March 6 of 2018, the National Media Council, the UAE's main regulatory body regarding all media content and operations, announced new guidelines for UAE social media influencers.